Romsey Town Council
The historic market town of Romsey is situated in the flood plain of the River Test at the lower end of Test Valley. The New Forest is to the south-west, and the ancient City of Winchester is to the east. To the south is the major port and City of Southampton. Romsey is well served by public road and rail transport. The details may be found on our Travel Links page.
Pages from the Official Romsey Town Guide, hosted by Local Authority Publishing, may be accessed via the following links:
| Romsey Official Guide | Pages from the Town Guide which is available as a booklet from the Heritage and Tourist Information Centre. |
| History of Romsey | From the 7th Century to the present day. |
| Romsey Today | A modern view of Romsey |
| Romsey Town Trail | Walk around Romsey's Heritage area. |
| Local Attractions | Romsey Abbey, Romsey Heritage Centre, King John's House and Garden, Broadlands House, and The Romsey Rapids. |
| Local Services | Banks, Churches and Chapels, Citizens Advice Bureau, Local Government, Schools, Health Services, Sports Facilities, Theatre, etc. |
| Local Business Advertisers | Shopping and Business in Romsey. |
More local links:
| Romsey & District Chamber of Commerce and Industry | Romsey's Plaza Theatre | King John's House and Heritage Centre |
| Romsey Youth Council | Romsey Choral Society | Romsey Twinning |
| Test Valley Directory | Romsey Carnival | Test Valley Community Services
TVCS Volunteer Centre |
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 Sir Harold Hillier Gardens |
A little history of the
Black Mulberry
tree. King James I planted three at Broadlands in 1607.
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| Romsey Town Council is not responsible for the content of external links which are provided for the convenience of visitors to our web site. | ||
Page updated September, 2008
